The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1887-07-19
SEDALIA GOSSIP.

Very newsless in the court house thes,
days.
-Cawnpore was captured July 18th
Plenty of country people in town yes
terday.
The demand for fair catalogues i:
immense.
The new brick walk at the hospital is
completed.
The shady sides of the streets are pop,
ular at midday.
Fort Mackinaw was captured july
18th, 1872.
The Missouri Pacific dropped in yes
terday to gladden. the boys.
The heat was mitigated yesterday by
pleasant breeze from the west
The police court was dreadfully bar
rem of news items yesterday morning.
Go to Hughs Bros. TO find clean and
fresh groceries, 119 East Second street.
The ministers will probably meet for
the last time, during the hot weather, to-
morrow evening.
The Clay pigeon "shoot" at the park
Friday afternoon, was attended by num-
Der of local Nimrods.
The engine.house walk will be
brought up before the council tomorrow
night, for disposition.
The Koebber family at Raifeisen's
last night sang and played delightfully."-.
and were generously applauded.
Mr.. James Ramsey. who has been
down for two or three days from the effects
OF the heat, was some better last evening.
w. d. Fellows was Frustrated with
the heat yesterday afternoon, and had to
&c home. He was reported badly off last
night.
There still remains few who have
failed to take out their water license. Go
without delay to the Sedalia water works
ofhce-and be happy.
There is nothing specially interesting
IN the Robb case. 1t will be the main at. |
traction in Esq. Fishers court tomorrow
morning.
The fire engine of No. 2 company was
taken over to the new house. Yesterday
morning, for few minutes, to see how It |
would ut the new quarters.
Milo Blair, J. P, has fitted ND rooms
In the building, 319 Ohio street, and is
ready for any justical business that NAV be
presented to his care and consideration.
They call it sparrow Block" now. at
the northeast corner of Second and Ohio.
There do be good many of this kind of
BIRDS at that corner, to be sure.
The brick to be used in the new sewer
are being procured in Boonville by the con.
tractor, 1t is stated, he alleging that he gets
the material at better margin in the vine
clad city than here.
Michael Brady, the hermit Irishman,
who was buried Friday, had, when he
died, 1928 deposited in the First National
bank, Sedalia, which has been turned over G
to the public administrator. q
White, the alleged deserter from the
Army, is still in the calaboose, awaiting {
reply to the letter which Officer Barnett
sent of to Fort Leavenworth the morning
after White gave himself up.
Matthew Meyers, an ex-policeman. has
been appointed to the mounted force. His =
district will embrace the territory west of
Ohlo street. Prentice, the other mounted t
patrolman, will cover the city lying east of {
the street indicated %
The two-year old boy of John Keller q
died Friday night at the residence of the :,
parents, north of the railroad. The child
was buried at o'clock yesterday afternoon
1t the cemetery, Rev. ]. II. Gillespie con-
Quoting the services over the body.
In the list of parties proposed for men, Ii
oershlp In the Marble Dealers Union, O
friday, and elected, should be the anne of Z
ID. St. Louis, OF Sedalia. 1t was mad 10
7ertently omitted from the report. which :.
will be found in another place.
The two undertakes of Sedalia-" o.
dessrs. Hibbs and Hillis-haye names SO u
much alike that a careless scribe is likely. W
I ne doesn't put definite shoulders on the OF
ne "b's," and dot his "ils" in accordance hi
nth the Spencerian system, TO get the two s.
oextricably mixed up, and that state of u
fairs would be too bad for anything. IL
The Ohio street Methodist church
rustees have bought two lots at the corner
Fourth and Missouri avenue, to which
hey will remove the two-story frame M
uiidlng, now occupying the lot at Fourth br
nd Usage, and upon which work will ca
1ortiy be commenced in the erection of a wl
hapel, as already stated in the BAzoo. ".
That blind organette player is ND A,
18th the times. His cut paper pattern are a.
egulated to suit all tastes. If enc wants
ymn tunes he can be accommodated. and an
one desires lively dance music, the NJ
ind man is right there with "Money IN,
Iusk" or aDog Found Rye-straw," or ava
mliar inspiriting airs, which although in
ined to be old.fashioned, still maintain
eir hold on popular favor. T.,
The docket of the police court for me
veral days has borne the names of Mari sn-
! Hughes and Hattie Daniels, both ne. Pr
'oes, and both of vicious propensities and an
lbits. They stand charged with Iewd bit
nduct, disturbing the peace, and etc. bul
trough one pretext or another, they stay- VIII
OF arrest, and Friday, it is reported. mn,
I the city for parts unknown. The D"
imam it is said, left behind her q child. De
rec years old, who will be charge upon We
2 county, possibly, If the mother does NOT tina